In platformer mode, could you have ‘sticky’ blocks that you, well stick to? How about anti-gravity (you go up)? What about low or zero gravity? Changing gravity? And if not, you close is it possible to get?
I dont think any of this is possible…
(Edit) Not without lotta code at least
I’m pretty sure that zero gravity and flying are possible to be created in GKC, but “sticky” blocks are simple to make, here is how you do it:
First, place down a zone and a barrier, make the barrier invisible, player-scoped, and not activated when game start, wire the zone to the barrier as shown below.
Zone (entered zone) → Barrier (activate barrier)
Zone (leaved zone) → Barrier (deactivate barrier)
Make sure to adjust the size of your barrier and zone so the player can step on the barrier platform when entered the zone.
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oh. well, i’m gonna try and also see if anyone knows, but thanks!
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thank you for the contribution! I appreciate the input and will take it into consideration.
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would the barriers surround you to stop movement?
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You are welcome! Glad to help.
The barrier will be in the bottom of the zone, so the player will be able to stand on the platform when entered the zone:
thanks so much! quick question, do i mark this as a solution or should i wait to see if someone else answers another question?
Well considering yoyo has the solution to your problem… Maybe, y’know just a though using my brain, which I have and use, maybe, just maybe mark their post as a solution.
I was asking because I’m pretty sure posts will close soon after a solution is marked, and what if somebody else has a solution to another question I asked.
Well typically you should ask one question in a help post because it would be really unfair to yoyo if they put effort into helping you and then you marked someone else as a solution would it not?
Ok, I’m sorry, I didn’t know. Next time I will avoid asking multiple questions. I will mark them as a solution right now. Thank you.
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It’s fine. Just make sure that if multiple people answered your questions, mark a “neutral” comment like your own as a solution, and state who helped.
Oh, ok. Thank you! In the future, I will make sure to keep this in mind.
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